Sentence examples for it's poorly timed from inspiring English sources

Still, it's poorly timed for Uber: its self-driving division is undergoing a "mini civil war" according to Recode.

"But it was poorly timed," the report added, "and the provocative effect should have been foreseen; indeed, it was foreseen by those who urged that the visit be prohibited.

An investigation committee led by former United States Senator George J. Mitchell later concluded that "the Sharon visit did not cause the 'Al Aksa intifada,' " but added that "it was poorly timed, and the provocative effect should have been foreseen".

The proposal makes some sense — contribution limits should be adjusted periodically to reflect inflation — but it is poorly timed and excessively large.

But India's obduracy is poorly timed, occurring just as the inequality it objects to is fading.

Woodson's remarks were poorly timed, considering how beatable the Packers have looked recently.

Somalis say that the mayor's letter was poorly timed because the influx had already begun to slow.

Gary Grossman, Ph.D. San Francisco • To the Sports Editor: The investigation into Semenya's sex is poorly timed, and obviously detracting from the glory of her win — for her, her family and her home country.

The US State Department's report was poorly timed.

It's a typical deep pockets case". Still pending in Montebello is a case where an auto ran a red light and fatally struck a 15-year-old pedestrian, whose family now claims the city was responsible because its traffic lights were poorly timed.

The discovery was poorly timed as it coincided with a news-stand price increase for the Sun-Times, a measure that Cruickshank knew would have at least a short-term detrimental effect on circulation.